Dilemma for Dry Forces as Demo Repeal Plank Sparks Clash
Chicago June 30 The Democratic repeal plank splits organized dry forces with three main options under discussion. Poling and the National Prohibition Board of Strategy plan a meet to chart a course. They consider backing Hoover, running an independent dry candidate, or abstaining to focus on dry Congressmen.
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Chicago
Daniel A. Poling
New York
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
War Council
Poling
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Thurston Wins Sixth in Row for Brookyln Pitcher
Brookyn right hander Hollis Thurston earned his sixth straight win as he pitched a 7 0 shutout over the Phillies after a 6 4 victory over the Giants. Hack Wilson homered with two on to spark the Brooklyn attack.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Max Carey
Brooklyn
Hollis Thurston
Thurston
Carey
Giants
Phillies
Hack Wilson
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Charlie Gilbert
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Washington
George Pipgras
Gomez
Detroit
Cleveland
Earl Whitehill
Irving Hadley
Chicago
Lyn Storti
Hunter Campaign Halted by Ill Son in Texas Tour
Illness of Tom Hunter's son forced the gubernatorial candidate to cancel an appearance in Colorado tonight. Mather Hoffman of Wichita Falls will speak in his stead. Judge John C. Kay covered Hunter’s Breckenridge engagement last night and Hunter plans to resume the tour in Big Spring tomorrow night.
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Wichita Falls
Tom Hunter
Colorado
Mather Hoffman
Hunter
John C. Kay
Breckenridge
Big Spring
Amarillo Eyes Texas League Baseball Comeback
Metro Park fell through on a plan to host San Antonio Indians for July games against Fort Worth Dallas and Longview with night lighting proposed. Indians president Homer Hammond cited travel costs and being off the league path.
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Amarillo
San Antonio Indians
Fort Worth
Dallas
Longview
Homer Hammond
Indians
Dirty Waller
News-Globe
Britain to Impose Tariff Over Irish Land Annuities
London reports the British government plans retaliatory tariffs if Ireland fails to pay the £3,000,007 due for land annuities. The payment, tied to 1891 1903 and 1909 acts, funds landlord purchases for tenants. The Free State is expected to miss the midnight deadline, prompting Commons action.
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London
Ireland
Free State
Eamon de Valera
House of Commons
Sisters Drown While Attending Evadale Picnic
In Beaumont, two sisters, Mrs Jim O'Brien 20 and Minnie Gee Rockman 16, drowned at a picnic near Evadale. They clung to each other as currents pulled them under. Herman Whitmyer tried to rescue them. Miss Rockman was recovered hours later. Both lived with their father at Evadale.
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Herman Whitmyer
Miss Rockman
Evadale
Nye Leads Dakota in Anti Hoover Primary Fight
Senator Gerald P. Nye leading North Dakota Republican primary returns against Governor George F. Shafer. Nye campaigns on an anti Hoover platform and holds a early lead as 282 of 2235 precincts report Nye 19 300 Shafer 12 651 with more results expected.
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Nye
Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Gerald P. Nye
United States
North Dakota
George F. Shafer
Shafer
Man to be brought to trial on murder charge
Sheriff Reeder Webb left for Tulsa to return Fred Moutray for trial on murder charges in the slaying of N. H. Poland on March 25 1930. Moutray was arrested Tuesday at Tulsa after being indicted by the October 1930 grand jury. Poland's body was found in the Pecos River.
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Odessa
U.P
Reeder Webb
Tulsa
Fred Moutray
N. H
Poland
Moutray
Pecos
Field of dark horses vie for Western Open title at Canterbury
Cleveland June 30 A field of 130 golfers in the Western Golf Association Open at Canterbury attracted speculation as to the winner. Light Horse Harry Cooper surged to the top with a four under par 68, while Walter Hagen, a four time champion and co favorite, eyed the leaderboard along with Jose Jurado of Argentina and others amid windy Canterbury hills.
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Cleveland
Canterbury
Harry Cooper
Walter Hagen
Jose Jurado
Five Held in Witchcraft Slaying Case at Victoria
In Victoria Texas June 30 five men were jailed over the death of Domingo Cisneros 23 a tenant farmer killed June 18. A fortune teller allegedly advised the act claiming epilepsy afflicted a Mexican youth Henry Eguia 16 faced charging with the slaying and is free on 2000 bond. Manuel Eguia and Alfredo Flores denied bond. Sabino Flores 60 bonds 2000 but unable to pay. Chano Diez and Sam Aresti could not post 500 bond each. Authorities had not found the fortune teller.
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Victoria
Texas
Domingo Cisneros
Henry Eguin
Manuel Eguia
Alfredo Flores
Sabino Flores
Chano Diez
Sam Aresti
Cisneros
Begin Plans for Reporters Meet in Texas Convention
Preparations began today at the Chamber of Commerce to entertain delegates to the Texas Court Reporters convention on July 8 and 9. A chicken barbecue at Harding Ranch southeast of the city will headline the entertainment with Bill Baker and Norman Minter in charge of arrangements.
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Chamber of Commerce
Convention of Texas
Harding Ranch
Bill Baker
Norman Minter
Texas Group
Hutton to testify in heartache case with Mrs St Pierre
David L. Hutton prepares to take the stand in a sensational suit accusing him of breaking Mrs. Myrtle St Pierre's heart and deserting her. Earlier testimony tied the nurse to alleged liaisons and a $200000 value on her favors while neighbors and associates corroborate or challenge the claims in Hollywood.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U.P
David L. Hutton
Myrtle St. Pierre
Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson
George Ayabe
John C. Edwards
Eugene Eben
71 CANDIDATES REPORT THEIR DRIVE FUNDS
Campaign expense reports filed show 71 candidates in the county clerk's office. Final tallies will be due soon with last filers including Quincy Ford for county commissioner precinct 4 861.50 John Walker for constable 48 W M McCarty for sheriff 162.50 and numerous small payments to papers cards unions and groups.
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Quincy Ford
News-Globe
Central Labor Union
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Pollest
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W. M. McCarty
Amarillo Booster
Southwest Plainsman
North Amarillo Church
Western Labor Journal
Amarillo College Ranger
Legionnaire
Wrestling News
American Central Labor Union
W. F. W. Grenadier
Smith Wins Blind Bogey Tournament
G. F. Smith captured the blind bogey golf tournament title with a victory noted in local sports column.
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Smith
G. F. Smith
Shooting contest results at Khiva Shrine event
The Khiva Shrine Temple hosted a shooting contest at the Country Club on Wednesday afternoon. W. W. Kelly took second place and Perry Burke finished third, while Norris Ewing earned a dozen golf balls for the highest score.
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Khiva Shrine Temple
W. W. Kelly
Perry Burke
Norris Ewing
Canyon Poultry Class To Visit Local Plants
Frank R. Phillips head of the agriculture department at West Texas State Teachers College leads the Canyon poultry class visiting Swift's plant and the Adkisson Hatchery in Amarillo for an inspection. They also plan to attend a picture show during their stop.
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Frank R. Phillips
Agriculture Department
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Amarillo
Swift
Adkisson Hatchery
Fountain Pen Set Presented to Vernon by Chamber Staff
A black and white marble fountain pen desk set was presented to O. V. Vernon by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce staff. Vernon has served as manager of the Amarillo chamber for years.
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Vernon
C. Staff
O. V. Vernon
Amarillo
Vernon departs to manage Phoenix chamber of commerce
After ten years with the local chamber, he left last night for Phoenix Arizona to take charge of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. The gift was presented by J. Cole head of traffic at the chamber whom he has served with for nine years.
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Ariz
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Vernon
J. Cole
The
Chamber of Commerce
Port Arthur Ex Mayor Held on Swindling Charge
J P Logan former Port Arthur mayor was arrested in Dallas on two Port Arthur warrants charging swindling and theft by pretext. Indictments allege dummy names on the Port Arthur fire department payroll. Logan had recently received a suspended sentence at Port Arthur for election fraud.
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Dallas
J. P. Logan
Port Arthur
Logan
Safety tire tests push 200 psi bursts and 42 mph tests
A reporter describes tire safety testing with puncturing prongs and high speed crashes. Tires are inflated to 200 pounds per square inch in a chamber as mock crashes prove strength. Companies claim Safety Silvertowns cost no more than standard tires.
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Goodrich
Gibbons
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